Which group was likely responsible for Ulysses S. Grant winning the presidential election in 1868?

African-American voters in the North

African-American voters in the South

former supporters of the Confederacy

families of men who had died in the Civil War

Question

Which group was likely responsible for Ulysses S. Grant winning the presidential election in 1868?

 African-American voters in the North

 African-American voters in the South

 former supporters of the Confederacy

 families of men who had died in the Civil War

anonymous · Answer

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/51630937e4b06dc163ba6d38 also known as D.

anonymous · Answer

thxs bud

anonymous · Answer

np.

anonymous · Answer

I seriously dont know how families of men who had died in the Civil War would make any sense. It is B. The votes of 500,00 black gave the Republican ticket its margin of victory. Even the most moderate Republicans began to realize that the voting rights of the freedmen needed federal protection, if their party hoped to keep control of the White House in future elections. If you don't believe me, just look it up. D just makes no sense....

anonymous · Answer

Now that you bring before me this evidence perhaps you are correct. What do you suppose the answer to be. If you noticed the link in my answer, I was going off the databases.

anonymous · Answer

Did african americans have voting rights at the time though?